Nick Cordero’s Wife Shares ‘Good News’ After Amputation: ‘We Think the Virus Is Out of His System’

It's been 11 months since Granger Smith's 3-year-old son, River Kelly Smith, died in a "tragic drowning accident at home" in Georgetown, Texas. On Thursday, the country music singer's wife, Amber Smith, looked back at a sweet family moment before the child's death.

Nick Cordero has been in the ICU for at least a month fighting complications related to the coronavirus and on Friday his wife was ecstatic to share a positive update with fans regarding his health. Kloots took to her Instagram story, as she's been doing daily since he was placed in a medically-induced coma weeks ago, to share that he was finally able to get off of a ventilator by undergoing a tracheotomy.

Charley Webb has shared a gorgeous new image of herself with her three sons during lockdown.The 32 year old took to Instagram to pose with Buster, 10, Bowie, four, and eight month old Ace, who she shares with husband Matthew Wolfenden. Sharing the adorable snap with her 432,000 followers, the three young boys grinned as they helped their mum promote Organix mini flapjack bites.

Nick Cordero's wife, Amanda Kloots, took to Instagram on Thursday to give fans an update on his health.  The Broadway star's spouse said "yesterday was a very hard day." "It started off with a low blood count," she said. "Luckily Nick's CT scans came back clear of internal bleeding as of now.

For Nick Cordero and his wife Amanda Kloots, it's been one health battle after another.  The Tony-nominated performer has been in the hospital since the start of April battling coronavirus, a diagnosis he didn't get until after he went to the emergency room and doctors wanted to put him on a ventilator.

Nick Cordero's condition seems to be improving following the recent amputation of his leg due to complications from coronavirus.On Friday (April 24), the Broadway star's wife Amanda Kloots took to her Instagram Stories to share a video update on Cordero's condition, noting that he had "two negative COVID tests," as People reports.

Nick Cordero is still not awake.

Nick Cordero's loved ones are patiently waiting for him to wake up from the medically induced coma he was placed in while fighting COVID-19.  The Broadway star's wife, fitness personality Amanda Kloots, offered another health update via Instagram Stories on Thursday, describing the "waiting game" she now faces just days after Cordero's leg was amputated.  Following the successful amputation, Cordero underwent an MRI on his brain and spine to assess other possible hurdles in his recovery.

Nick Cordero is receiving financial support amid his COVID-19 battle. Shortly after having his right leg amputated due to complications from the coronavirus, the 41-year-old Broadway star’s GoFundMe page surpassed its $350,000 goal.

Nick Cordero is doing okay.

Broadway actor Nick Cordero's wife is keeping a positive attitude after her husband's right leg was amputated amid complications resulting from his battle with coronavirus.On Sunday (April 19), the 41-year-old entertainer's spouse, Amanda Kloots, shared a playful video on Instagram of the couple's first dance at their wedding."Part of our wedding dance that our friends @swaywithmeny choreographed for us," Kloots captioned the clip.

Nick Cordero’s wife just delivered some difficult news about her husband’s health, as he battles the coronavirus.